Basic Examples (3) 

Get an easing function:

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Make a plot in the range 0 to 1 using that function:

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Obtain a list of all the available properties:

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Obtain an icon for a given easing function:

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Scope (2) 

Get a Dataset with all the available easing functions:

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Get a plot of all easing functions:

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Properties and Relations (7) 

Get a pure function that can be passed along to ColorFunction:

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Compile a given easing function:

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Compute the timing of the uncompiled function:

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Compare against the compiled version:

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The compiled function threads over lists:

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Additional Compile options can be specified:

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Obtain a Function representing the easing function:

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EasingFunction["name"] gives the same result:

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Get an icon of the easing function:

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Plot a given easing function:

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Additional Plot options can be specified:

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Get a pure function version of the easing function:

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Neat Examples (2) 

Compare the effect of various easing functions on moving text:

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Compare the effect of various easing functions in shading a picture:

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